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Palestine issue key to divide bridging between West, Muslim world: Malaysian PM 
People's Daily - Jan 23 4:02 PM
Malaysian Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi on Tuesday said the Palestine issue is the key to the divide bridging between the West and the Muslim world.Mustangs powerlifters do well at Palestine Kilgore News Herald - Jan 23 1:36 PM
Members of both the boys and girls powerlifting teams at Overton High School did very well over the weekend for coach Rodrick Portley at the Palestine Invitational on Saturday. For the boys, Jeffie Wilson, competing in the 132 1/2- pound weight class, took first place. Wilson had a 365-pound squat, a 225-pound bench press and a 435-pound deadlift.Russia not to supply arms, mil equipment to Palestine Itar-Tass - Jan 23 2:26 AM
BANGALORE, January 23 (Itar-Tass) - Russia will "not supply arms and military equipment to Palestine because of an aggravation of the situation there," head of the Russian Defense Ministry s main department for international cooperation Anatoly Mazurkevich said.At Brandeis, Carter Responds to Critics New York Times - 24 minutes ago
Former President Jimmy Carter told an audience at Brandeis University that he stood by his book ?Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid? and its title.Carter: Book on Israel-Palestine conflict has prompted discussion Boston Globe - Jan 23 3:37 PM
Jimmy Carter, whose new book has been attacked as slanted against Israel, received two standing ovations Tuesday as he answered critics during a much-anticipated talk at a historically Jewish college.Carter says book on Israel-Palestine conflict has prompted needed discussion CP via Yahoo! Canada News - Jan 23 4:00 PM
WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) - Jimmy Carter acknowledged Tuesday at a historically Jewish college that his new book on the Middle East has "caused great concern in the Jewish community," but noted that it has prompted discussion nonetheless.Jimmy Carter's 'Peace' Mission To Brandeis Washington Post - 35 minutes ago
WALTHAM, Mass., Jan. 23 -- Former president Jimmy Carter flew north to Brandeis University to speak on Tuesday of his hurt at the personal attacks by some American Jews that followed publication of his latest book, "Palestine Peace Not Apartheid," which urges Israel to turn away from a policy of...Carter: Book on Israel-Palestine conflict has prompted discussion AccessNorthGA - 2 hours, 27 minutes ago
The Associated Press - WALTHAM, Mass. Jimmy Carter was greeted with applause and a few dozen demonstrators on Tuesday as he spoke at a historically Jewish college where he acknowledged that his new book on the Middle East has "caused great concern in the Jewish community."Carter: Book on Israel-Palestine conflict has prompted discussion AccessNorthGA - Jan 23 5:33 PM
The Associated Press - WALTHAM, Mass. Jimmy Carter acknowledged Tuesday at a historically Jewish college that his new book on the Middle East has "caused great concern in the Jewish community," but noted that it has prompted discussion nonetheless.Doha to host UN seminar on Palestine next month The Peninsula - Jan 23 4:02 PM
DOHA The Committee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, in accordance with its mandate to mobilise international support for the Palestinian people, will convene the United Nations seminar on assistance to the Palestinian people at the Doha Sheraton on February 5 and 6.Carter to discuss book on Israeli and Palestine, but won't debate AccessNorthGA - Jan 23 12:48 PM
The Associated Press - WALTHAM, Mass. Venturing into the lion's den, Jimmy Carter headed Tuesday to Brandeis University, a historically Jewish college, to confront the furor over his new book on the Middle East, which has been attacked as slanted against Israel.Carter to discuss book on Israeli and Palestine, but won't debate AccessNorthGA - Jan 23 12:18 PM
The Associated Press - WALTHAM, Mass. Venturing into the lion's den, Jimmy Carter headed Tuesday to Brandeis University, a historicallly Jewish college, to confront the furor over his new book on the Middle East, which has been attacked as slanted against Israel.Carter to discuss book on Israeli and Palestine, but won't debate AccessNorthGA - Jan 23 12:03 PM
The Associated Press - WALTHAM, Mass. Venturing into the lion's den, Jimmy Carter headed Monday to Brandeis University, a historicallly Jewish college, to confront the furor over his new book on the Middle East, which has been attacked as slanted against Israel.Controversy follows Carter to Brandeis AP via Yahoo! News - Jan 23 5:15 AM
The controversy that has dogged former President Jimmy Carter since his book on the Israeli-Palestine conflict came out last year is following him to Brandeis University.Agustín Velloso: Palestine and the Long Arm of the Occupation The Palestine Chronicle - Jan 23 12:30 PM
For decades people have gone around in dizzy circles after reasons and a thousand and one more or less fanciful political formulas so as to come up with a solution which turns out to be impossible precisely because the nub of the problem is never addressed: the Occupation.Russia not delivering arms to Palestine - defense ministry (Part 2) Interfax - Jan 23 3:31 AM
BANGALORE. Jan 23 (Interfax-AVN) - Russia has refrained from delivering armored personnel carriers to the Palestinian Authority and is not going to discuss the issue of delivering light arms, Anatoly Mazurkevich, the head of the main international military cooperation department at the Russian Defense Ministry, told journalists on Tuesday in Bangalore.Larijani-Mashal-Meet Larijani meets Palestine Islamic resistance official Islamic Republic News Agency - Jan 21 2:59 PM
, Jan 21 -- Visiting Secretary of Iranian National Security Council Ali Larijani here on Sunday met and conferred with head of political bureau of Palestine Islamic resistance movement Khalid Mashal.Arguments begin before Carter speech Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Jan 23 1:40 PM
Maybe when Jimmy Carter was writing his book,"Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid," and anticipating the debate it would unleash, he had people like John Walsh and Charles Jacobs in mind. Outside the gymnasium of Brandeis University, where Carter would later deliver an address, the two at times stood nose to nose arguing and defending their positions on who is to blame in the ongoing Middle East ...NEWS SECTIONS Carlsbad Current-Argus - 2 hours, 15 minutes ago
"Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid" has provoked discussion, said the former leader, and doesn't refer to conditions in Israel. Waltham, Mass. - Jimmy Carter acknowledged Tuesday at a historically Jewish college that his new book on the Middle East has "caused great concern in the Jewish community," but he noted that it has prompted discussion nonetheless.Carter says 'apartheid' book led to discussion Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune - Jan 23 5:41 PM
WALTHAM, MASS. - Former President Jimmy Carter acknowledged on Tuesday at a historically Jewish college that his new book on the Middle East has "caused great concern in the Jewish community," but he also noted that it has prompted discussions. The uproar over "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid" has been going on for several months and recently prompted 14 members of an advisory board at Carter's ...Carter's Square Appearance Draws Supportive Crowd The Harvard Crimson - Jan 23 4:57 PM
President Jimmy Carter signing copies of "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid" at the Coop in Harvard Square Tuesday afternoon. The book drew condemnation from parts of the U.S. Jewish community, but most of the demonstrators outside the bookstore held placards in support of the former president.AUTOPSY UNDER WAY FOR FORMER DOCTOR Tyler Morning Telegraph - 45 minutes ago
A former Palestine doctor arrested for felony identity theft and possession of drugs was found dead in his Jacksonville home Friday night.Suspect sought in Captain Taggart break-in Lisbon Morning Journal - 52 minutes ago
EAST PALESTINE Police are searching for one person who allegedly broke into the city s administrative building Monday night. According to a police report, the break-in occurred before 10 p.m. at the Captain Taggart building. City officials reported nothing is being reported as missing.Controversy over book follows Carter to Boston WALB News 10 - Jan 23 3:57 PM
BOSTON (AP) - The controversy that has dogged former President Jimmy Carter since his book on the Israeli-Palestine conflict came out last year is following him to Brandeis University outside Boston.Ahmadinejad: All states affected by Palestinian plight Islamic Republic News Agency - Jan 23 2:52 PM
President - Interview - Palestine President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said here Tuesday that all states are somehow affected by the Palestinian plight and global economic and political state of affairs is influenced by this issue.Top National News FOX 31 Denver - Jan 23 2:25 PM
Former President Jimmy Carter is speaking at Brandeis University in Boston about the Middle East and his new book, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid. A new rule requiring U.S. airline passengers to show a passport upon their return from Mexico, Canada or the Caribbean took effect Tuesda...Balloon center aids Antarctica launches Shelbyville Daily Union - Jan 23 1:54 PM
PALESTINE, Texas The folks at Palestine s Columbia Scientific Balloon Facility are celebrating another record-breaking accomplishment associated with their involvement in three experiments.Bush resorts to military surgery to manage the Iraq fireball and the ordeal of Palestine Monday Morning - Jan 23 11:36 AM
We don t need infra-red light to ascertain the details of America s impasse in Iraq, Afghanistan and Baghdad, like Kabul the capital which has defied the imperial American military machine, to such an extent, the Pentagon reports, that more than 3,000 American military personnel have been killed and 22,000 wounded, at least half of them afflicted with permanent disabilities.Israel and Palestine: The talk about talking - Haaretz - Israel News Haaretz Daily - Jan 22 6:38 PM
1. The Campaign for American Leadership in the Middle East (CALME) is calling upon President Bush to make an extra effort to achieve a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.World Must Give Top Priority To End Palestinian Conflict, Says Abdullah Bernama - Jan 23 6:08 AM
LONDON, Jan 23 (Bernama) -- Both the West and the Muslim world must give the greatest priority to end the protracted conflict in Palestine, Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi said here Tuesday.JV boys pace AHS powerlifters Athens Review - Jan 23 10:56 AM
PALESTINE Saturday was a day for junior varsity squad members to shine for the Athens High School boys powerlifting team. A trio of Hornet lifters captured gold medal finishes.The Fatal Conceit in the Middle East Sierra Times - Jan 23 4:59 AM
Former President Carter's new book about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine has raised the ire of Americans on two sides of the debate. I say "two sides" rather than "both sides," because there is another perspective that is never discussed in American politics.PALESTINE Palestinians want new elections, would vote Abbas AsiaNews.it - Jan 23 3:26 AM
Survey shows broad disillusionment with Hamas government. Personal safety tops list of most important issues. There is widespread belief that the halt to international assistance increased violence.Carter defends book, says character attacks hurt Reuters via Yahoo! News - Jan 23 6:24 PM
Jimmy Carter defended his controversial book on Tuesday, telling a predominantly Jewish university that his goal was revive Middle East peace talks and that attacks on his character had hurt him and his family.Carter to take prescreened questions at Jewish school Atlanta Journal-Constitution - Jan 22 6:40 PM
After months of negotiating, Jimmy Carter is finally going to New England. The former president, in the midst of a tour to promote his latest book, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid," will speak Tuesday at Brandeis University today in a tightly organized event. The late afternoon speech and Q&A session at the traditionally Jewish college is open only to members of the university community and the ...Jimmy Carter To Speak At Brandeis University WLBZ Bangor - Jan 23 2:17 AM
Former President Jimmy Carter appears at Brandeis Tuesday to discuss his controversial new book, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid."Peacemaking: Israel and Palestine left with no choice but to talk BG News - Jan 22 10:33 PM
By Amy Teibel The Associated Press JERUSALEM - After months of inaction, a flurry of diplomatic activity toward reviving Israeli-Palestinian peacemaking is under way. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice is planning a summit with Israeli and Palestinian leaders, top Israeli officials are floating peace initiatives and the moderate Palestinian president says he is ready to discuss the ...Posted: 18-01-2007 , 12:53 GMT Mena Report - Jan 23 1:11 AM
A recent report by the Palestine Trade Center in city of Ramallah in the West Bank revealed that trade between the Palestinian Authority and Israel could reach an estimated $7 billion.A Freedom Ride Middle East Online - Jan 23 2:18 AM
The end of the occupation will come in the framework of peace between the two peoples, who will live in two free neighboring states - Israel and Palestine - with the border between them based on the Green Line, says Uri Avnery .Carter will only face prescreened questions at Brandeis WPRI 12 Providence - Jan 23 1:51 AM
BOSTON Former President Jimmy Carter appears at Brandeis tomorrow (Tuesday) to discuss his controversial new book, "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid."Little Ben; a blessing to all Harrison Daily Times - Jan 23 6:27 AM
Our Jewish brothers and sisters tell the story of a very devout Talmud scholar known as the Chazon Ish, who died in Palestine in 1953. This man, greatly revered and loved by his people, was bedridden at the end of his life, but continued to study and teach from his bed.Palestine team up to the Challenge Lisbon Morning Journal - Jan 20 9:38 PM
SALEM East Palestine resident Roy Fruit helped bring back his school district into the spotlight by winning the Columbiana County Academic Challenge Saturday, but he achieved another special feat as well: continuing a family legacy.Carter defends his 'Palestine' book International Herald Tribune - Jan 21 5:41 AM
The former U.S. president said at a symposium on his presidency that the criticism he has faced over its contents had not weakened his resolve for fair treatment of Israelis and Palestinians.Russia will not supply armaments to PNA - General Mazurkevich Russian Information Agency Novosti - Jan 23 2:39 AM
BANGALORE (India), January 23 (RIA Novosti) - Russia will not supply armaments to Palestine, a Russian Defense Ministry top official said Tuesday.Controversy Surrounds Carter at Brandeis WBUR Boston - Jan 22 5:39 PM
Former President Jimmy Carter speaks at Brandeis University today, surrounded by controversy over his new book, ""Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid."Carter book `informative' Whittier Daily news - Jan 22 8:41 PM
The article: "Ex-Carter Center official derides best-selling book," (Jan. 14) appears to be part of a well-organized campaign against former President Jimmy Carter's book: "Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid."Palestinian problem key to closing West-Muslim divide: Malaysian PM AFP via Yahoo! News - Jan 23 12:24 PM
The global fight against terrorism will be more successful if the world community does more to resolve the Palestinian problem and stabilize Iraq, Malaysia's prime minister said.Man claims poverty spawned grave marker theft Lisbon Morning Journal - Jan 22 8:08 PM
LISBON Money troubles led an East Palestine man to take several veterans grave markers at Glenview Cemetery in East Palestine, Judge Mark Frost heard in County Municipal Court Monday.EP fire officials hope to pump funds into department by conducting their own training Lisbon Morning Journal - Jan 22 8:08 PM
EAST PALESTINE Fire Chief Brett Todd and other East Palestine officials are working to save the city some money by handling firefighter training paperwork within the department.OP-ED: President Jimmy Carter: a different view The Justice - Jan 23 4:30 AM
Palestine: Peace not Apartheid was not written in a historical vacuum. It should be viewed in the context of the decades-long complicated relationship between former President Jimmy Carter and the Jewish community. A constant in the relationship has been Carter's criticism of Israeli settlements in the West Bank and Gaza.Jimmy Carter: A New Chance for Peace? Scoop.co.nz - Jan 22 2:06 PM
A New Chance for Peace? I am concerned that public discussion of my book "Palestine Peace Not Apartheid" has been diverted from the book's basic proposals: that peace talks be resumed after six years of delay and that the tragic persecution of Palestinians be ended.Need to break ME deadlock, says FO Dawn - Jan 22 7:33 PM
ISLAMABAD, Jan 22: Pakistan on Monday declared that the main purpose of President Pervez Musharraf s current tour of the Middle East was to discuss with Arab leaders the way forward on the Palestine issue and he would share with them a number of specific ideas on this key question.EDITORIAL: Protest with respect The Justice - Jan 23 4:32 AM
Whether or not you agree with former President Jimmy Carter's opinions on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict-espoused in his most recent book, Palestine: Peace not Apartheid-everyone should agree that the visit of a former president is a tremendous honor for Brandeis.LETTER TO THE EDITOR: University was correct to remove the Palestinian art exhibit The Justice - Jan 23 4:31 AM
To the Editor: I recently reviewed the faculty report about the removal of the "Voices of Palestine" exhibit last spring ("Faculty critical of art removal," Oct. 10 issue), a report that essentially criticizes the administration for its removal of the exhibit.Carter hurt by backlash against book Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 1 hour, 49 minutes ago
Waltham, Mass. Admitting he's been hurt by the backlash against his controversial book on the Middle East, former President Jimmy Carter on Tuesday told 1,700 college students he was sorry for some of the passages but said the book's overriding theme urged Jews and Palestinians toward peace. Carter, who was invited to speak at Jewish-sponsored Brandeis University near Boston by a group of ...One Last Shot for Israel and Palestine - Jan 21 10:57 PM
After more than six years of tragic neglect, Washington might have one last chance to push for an end to the Israeli-Palestinian impasse.35th Bloody Sunday commemoration begins 'Holding power to account' Derry Journal - Jan 23 3:18 AM
"HOLDING POWER to Account' is an appropriate theme for this year's Bloody Sunday commemoration," The Bloody Sunday Weekend Committee said this week, "when remembering those who died on Derry's streets in January, 1972, and those still dying every day in Iraq, Palestine, Afghanistan and elsewhere in the so-called War on Terror."Hillary's War The Weekly Standard via Yahoo! News - Jan 23 4:58 AM
"You know, I find myself, as I often do, in the somewhat lonely middle.One Last Shot for Israel and Palestine Ohmynews - Jan 21 9:31 PM
During the past six years, more than a dozen emissaries, from General Zinni to former Senator Robert Mitchell, have scurried back and forth -- their peacemaking attempts punctuated, in times of heightened tension...Carter chooses his questions at Brandeis Boston Herald - 30 minutes ago
Venturing into the lion's den, former president Jimmy Carter spoke yesterday at Brandeis University, a historically Jewish college, confronting the furor over his new book on the Middle East, which...Nation and world round up The State - 33 minutes ago
PERSON TO WATCH STEVEN SENNE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS CARTER PRESENTS HIS IDEAS ON MIDEAST PEACE AT HISTORICALLY JEWISH UNIVERSITY WALTHAM, Mass. Venturing into the lion s den, Jimmy Carter headed Tuesday to Brandeis University, a historically Jewish college, to confront the furor over his new book on the Middle East, which has been attacked as slanted against Israel.Jimmy Carter defends controversial book AAP via Yahoo!7 News - 2 hours, 4 minutes ago
Jimmy Carter has defended his controversial book, telling a predominantly Jewish university that his goal was revive Middle East peace talks.New initiative on Palestine stressed: Musharraf, Abdullah hold talks Dawn - Jan 21 7:32 PM
ON BOARD PESISDENT S PLANE, Jan 21: President Gen Pervez Musharraf and Saudi King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz on Sunday reached an understanding on a new initiative for resolving the Palestinian dispute.Learning to love my enemies in Hebron Ekklesia - Jan 22 2:42 PM
One of the reasons I wanted to come to Palestine with Christian Peacemaker Teams (CPT) was to help children get to school and protect them from soldiers who caused them trouble. However, being a good peacemaker, I also came wanting to work hard at loving my enemies.Consensus on genuine strategy to resolve Palestine issue: Musharraf conferred Saudi Arabia's highest civil award Business Recorder - Jan 21 3:09 PM
RIYADH (January 22 2007): President Pervez Musharraf and Saudi Arabia King Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz here on Sunday held talks on the situation in the Middle East and Iraq, the official SPA news agency said. Bilateral relations between the two countries were also discussed, it said.Uri Avnery: A Freedom Ride The Palestine Chronicle - Jan 22 1:15 PM
The end of the occupation will come in the framework of peace between the two peoples, who will live in two free neighboring states - Israel and Palestine - with the border between them based on the Green Line. I hope that this will be an open border.Carter Defends Book on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Fox News - Jan 23 9:29 AM
Former President Jimmy Carter said Tuesday he didn't mean to offend anyone by his book that decries Israel's treatment of Palestinians as 'apartheid' and was hurt by the negative reaction.Carter denies his book is anti-semitic Guardian Unlimited - Jan 22 4:35 AM
Jan 22: President Jimmy Carter has defended his book Palestine: Peace not Apartheid after a barrage of criticism that it was unfair on Israel.Palestinians told leave or risk death The Washington Times - 36 minutes ago
BAGHDAD -- Palestinians living in Iraq have been warned they will be killed by Shi'ite militias unless they leave the country immediately.Carter Tackles Questions Not Debate WBUR Boston - Jan 23 4:53 PM
Amid uproar over his new book, President Jimmy Carter spoke at Brandeis University in Waltham yesterday. We'll report on the event and reaction to Carter's comments.S.A. is a battlefront in the Mideast fight San Antonio Express News - 59 minutes ago
Recently in San Antonio, divergent groups of people gathered to hear speeches, watch documentaries and coordinate their efforts in righting the wrongs as they perceive them of a region eight time zones away.Former President Carter Speaks At Brandeis The Boston Channel - Jan 23 4:16 PM
Former President Jimmy Carter spoke at Brandeis University Tuesday, answering questions about his new book on Middle East politics. Controversy Follows Carter to Brandeis ABC News - Jan 23 6:03 AM
Controversy Over Book on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Follows Jimmy Carter to BrandeisPalestine leaders agree on efforts towards forming coalition govt Itar-Tass - Jan 21 9:41 PM
BEIRUT, January 22 (Itar-Tass) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas and Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal said they had agreed to continue the dialogue towards forming a coalition government.Carter to discuss book at Brandeis U. Boston Globe - Jan 23 12:37 PM
Venturing into the lion's den, Jimmy Carter headed Tuesday to Brandeis University, a historically Jewish college, to confront the furor over his new book on the Middle East, which has been attacked as slanted against Israel.State of Union Excerpts Sun-Sentinel - Jan 23 6:22 PM
"Over the next several months, on issue after issue, let us do what Americans have always done, and build a better world for our children and grandchildren."Controversy Follows Jimmy Carter To Brandeis CBS 4 Boston - 2 hours, 34 minutes ago
Jimmy Carter was greeted with applause and a few dozen demonstrators on Tuesday as he spoke at a historically Jewish college where he acknowledged that his new book on the Middle East has "caused great concern in the Jewish community." He also said the book has prompted discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. More Local News More U.S. & World News Stage is set for the G-7 meeting in Abu Dhabi today Khaleej Times - 1 hour, 59 minutes ago
DUBAI The UAE Equestrian and Racing Federation is hosting the Second Annual Geographical Group VII meeting in Abu Dhabi today.Jimmy Carter Defends Controversial Book at Jewish University CBS 46 News Atlanta - Jan 23 4:07 PM
WALTHAM, Mass. (AP) -- Venturing into the lion's den, Jimmy Carter spoke today at the historically Jewis Brandeis University today, confronting the furor over his new book on the Middle East.Muslim and Western worlds should work together, says Pak Lah The Star Online - Jan 23 3:57 PM
LONDON: The Muslim and Western worlds should work together to reduce the influences of intolerance, extremism and militancy that exist on both sides, said Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.Islamic affairs, M-East on Abdullah's agenda New Straits Times - Jan 23 5:37 PM
THE World Economic Forum this year will be the biggest in terms of attendance. It will also be the first for Prime Minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.Carter to Discuss Book at Brandeis U. AP via Yahoo! Asia News - Jan 23 11:57 AM
Venturing into the lion's den, Jimmy Carter headed Tuesday to Brandeis University, a historicallly Jewish college, to confront the furor over his new book on the Middle East, which has been attacked as slanted against Israel.New head of armed forces to revamp image of invincibility Arab Monitor - Jan 22 4:32 AM
Tel Aviv, 22 January - In an effort to revamp the image of invincibility its armed forces had acquired in the battle against the indigenous population of the Occupied Territories of Palestine, the Israeli government appointed General Gaby Ashkenazy as new head of the armed forces.Voters to Bush: Tell us what we want to hear MSNBC - Jan 23 5:09 AM
My fellow Americans, the state of our union is so-so. Ok, you re not going to hear President Bush utter that sentence in tonight s State of the Union address. It s his speech. But suppose Americans were allowed to go online and put a paragraph or two in the president s mouth?US warns Iran of stiffer curbs Khaleej Times - 2 hours, 14 minutes ago
DUBAI The United States warned Iran yesterday to sit down for talks on its nuclear programme or face tougher sanctions in winter.Stage Listings San Francisco Bay Guardian - Jan 23 6:31 PM
Stage listings are compiled by Deborah Giattina. Performance times may change; call venues to confirm. Reviewers are Robert Avila, Rita Felciano, Nicole Gluckstern, and Karen McKevitt. See Picks for information on how to submit items to the listings.Carter discusses controversial book, but won't debate AccessNorthGA - Jan 23 3:33 PM
The Associated Press - WALTHAM, Mass. Venturing into the lion's den, Jimmy Carter spoke Tuesday at Brandeis University, a historically Jewish college, confronting the furor over his new book on the Middle East, which has been attacked as slanted against Israel.Carter denies his book is anti-semitic Guardian Unlimited - Jan 21 5:53 PM
Jimmy Carter has defended his book Palestine: Peace not Apartheid after a barrage of criticism.Pakistan, Jordan agree to broaden security cooperation Dawn - 1 hour, 57 minutes ago
AMMAN/DAMASCUS, Jan 23: President Gen Pervez Musharraf and King Abdullah of Jordan on Tuesday agreed to broaden security cooperation between the two countries to combat the spread of Muslim militancy, and called for fresh talks to end the Arab-Israeli conflict.Joan Peters to make rare appearance WorldNetDaily - Jan 21 10:11 PM
WASHINGTON Joan Peters, author of the best-selling, critically acclaimed history of the Arab-Jewish conflict over Palestine, "From Time Immemorial," is confirmed as a presenter at News Expo 2007 the Washington, D.C., conference like no other ever produced.Current Issue: California Aggie - Jan 22 2:22 AM
When he was a teenager, Walid Shoebat began turning to a life of crime. He started by painting graffiti on buildings and rioting in his native Palestine, and by 1977, when he was in his late teens, he had planted a bomb in an Israeli bank.Heart disease not just a man's disease Shelbyville Daily Union - Jan 23 3:54 PM
Heart disease remains the leading killer of women in the United States. Studies show that despite progress, American women are six times more likely to die from heart disease than from breast cancer, and heart disease kills more women older than 65 than all cancers combined.Bomb blast damages Al-Arabiya office in Gaza CPJ Press Freedom Online - Jan 23 11:36 AM
New York, January 23, 2007 The Committee to Protect Journalists condemns the bomb attack targeting the Gaza City office of the Dubai-based satellite news channel Al-Arabiya on Monday night. No causalities were reported, but the office was severely damaged, Al-Arabiya reported.Impressions Haaretz Daily - Jan 23 12:20 PM
In 1878, former President Ulysses S. Grant visited the Middle East with his wife, Julia. "I have seen more to interest me in Egypt than in any of my travels," Grant exclaimed enthusiastically.East Texan Gets The Golden Ticket, Wins Millions KLTV 7 Tyler - Jan 23 3:59 PM
KLTV 7 News has learned a lucky East Texan has hit the jackpot. It's only a scratch off ticket, but it's a special one. The winner will be set, for the next 20 years.Carter to Discuss Book at Brandeis U. The Houma Courier - Jan 23 12:07 PM
Venturing into the lion's den, Jimmy Carter headed Monday to Brandeis University, a historicallly Jewish college, to confront the furor over his new book on the Middle East, which has been attacked as slanted against Israel.South Africa: Minister Dlamini-Zuma to leave for Addis Ababa, Ethiopia AllAfrica.com - Jan 23 1:10 PM
Foreign Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will tomorrow leave for Ethiopia to attend the African Union Executive Council meeting of Foreign Ministers.A World Without Ahmadinejad? Ohmynews - 1 hour, 13 minutes ago
Ahmadinejad has spent most of his time in office delivering inflammatory speeches about the United States and Israel. Even his voters and political allies have come to understand that... NHS soccer team has lofty goals The Daily Sentinel - Jan 23 1:46 PM
Gari Dial has led the Nacogdoches Lady Dragons soccer team to the playoffs in six of her seven seasons as head coach.Palestinian problem key to closing West-Muslim divide: Malaysian PM Channel NewsAsia - Jan 23 11:37 AM
LONDON : The global fight against terrorism will be more successful if the world community does more to resolve the Palestinian problem and stabilise Iraq, Malaysia's prime minister said on Tuesday.